I've always heard of people starting a business by combining something they're good at and something they like or enjoy doing, usually something they're passionate about. 
In this week's story, Jon Thomas, CEO, and Founder of Tap Cancer Out shares that he took something he hates (cancer) and something he loves, Brazilian jiu-jitsu to create a national event-based non-profit organization that helps fund cancer research.

I've always heard of people starting a business by combining something they're good at and something they like or enjoy doing, usually something they're passionate about. In this week's story, Jon Thomas, CEO, and Founder of Tap Cancer Out shares that he took something he hates (cancer) and something he loves, Brazilian jiu-jitsu to create a national event-based non-profit organization that helps fund cancer research.

I've always heard of people starting a business by combining something they're good at and something they like or enjoy doing, usually something they're passionate about.&nbsp;
In this week's story, Jon Thomas, CEO, and Founder of Tap Cancer Out shares that he took something he hates (cancer) and something he loves, Brazilian jiu-jitsu to create a national event-based non-profit organization that helps fund cancer research.&nbsp;

Jon Thomas - Tap Cancer Out

A narrative interview of entrepreneurs, business leaders, and startups that have had success along the way or fell on their faces. 

It's one part inspiration and one part practicality. 

We hope we can inspire and teach to help others realize their dreams or help you in your business.

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A narrative interview of entrepreneurs, business leaders, and startups that have had success along the way or fell on their faces. It's one part inspiration and one part practicality. We hope we can inspire and teach to help others realize their dreams or help you in your business.

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